Best LEGO Sets for Girls of 2025

This set features a ghost ship mini roller-coaster, a spinning swing set, five figures, and plenty of amusement park accessories. It includes enough mini-figures to populate the rides, which makes the park feel alive immediately after building.

We like that the build is straightforward, yet it offers multiple items for ongoing play opportunities. The tiny details encourage role-playing, so this isn’t a build-it and forget-it type of toy.

Princess Elsa’s magical ice palace features a revolving staircase, a sliding bridge, and a playground where Olaf, Elsa, and Anna can play with the four Snowgies included in the set. The unique pieces and beautiful colors make this a hit with any Frozen fan.

There is a three-carriage sleigh for rides and a buildable marshmallow figure. This is an excellent set for recreating movie scenes or inventing new snowy adventures.

This Boost set contains 847 pieces that build five different robot toys, which makes it a highly versatile purchase.

You must download the free LEGO Boost app to a smart device to use the robotic functions. The app uses simple drag-and-drop graphics to create coding sequences for the robot. This serves as an excellent introduction to robotics and programming for kids aged 7 to 12 (and adults who want to join the fun).

The Town Big Fair features a Ferris wheel with three cars, a merry-go-round, a double wavy slide, a train, and a refreshment stand.

Five figures are included. Instead of the small accessories found in sets for older kids, Duplo uses large blocks with printed pictures like ice cream cones. Your little builder (ages 2 and up) can safely enjoy hours of imaginative play with these chunky, easy-to-handle pieces.

We love the Creator 3-in-1 sets because they provide instructions for three different models. This is useful for new builders who might struggle to imagine their own designs from scratch.

This townhouse set includes instructions for a toy store with an apartment and a rocket ride. It also rebuilds into a cake shop with an outdoor eating area or a florist with a skylight.

This isn’t your average bus. It features a slide-out swimming pool and a raised bed for growing vegetables. A slide offers a fun exit, and the onboard kitchen is perfect for pretend snacking.

There are six beds under the retractable roof so the mini-figures can sleep under the stars. They can even stay up late gazing at the sky through the telescope. It offers a complete living space on wheels for endless road trip scenarios.

Recreate scenes from the Trolls World Tour movie with this set designed for children ages 4 and up.

The build is easy for beginners because it uses larger pieces and simple instructions. While the raft doesn’t float, it uses water-friendly parts, so it is safe for the bathtub. The set features Poppy and Hickory in exclusive outfits, plus a unique Branch mini-figure.

This collectible storybook opens to reveal a micro-world with a mini castle and tiny figures. It works great for keeping kids entertained on vacation or as a portable travel toy for playdates.

The yellow storybook contains the Beast’s castle, along with Belle and the Beast. Figures of Mrs. Potts, Chip, Cogsworth, and Madame de la Grande Bouche are included so your child can recreate the full fairy tale.

Dr. Maria cares for her patients at the Heartlake City Hospital using accessories like a buildable scanner.

Emma and Ethan are included in the set (one drives the ambulance, the other rides the stretcher). This set is fabulous for kids who want to work through medical worries or play out doctor scenarios. It is especially relatable for children with parents who work in healthcare.

Build the Donut Shop Opening set to get two stores, a TV reporter’s van, a construction truck with a crane, and a coffee cargo bike. We love that this includes ten mini-figures, which provides plenty of characters for a busy city scene.

The main scenario involves a grand opening with TV coverage, but the variety of vehicles and figures allows for endless city-life stories. It is rated for kids aged 6 and older.

This set feels like a craft kit because it builds a 9-inch-high jewelry box with a mirror and lockable drawer.

It features a turntable for the Elsa and Nokk figures, plus two cute Frozen rings. Decorated with LEGO gems and icy blue elements, the finished box is pretty enough to keep on a dresser. All pieces are compatible with other LEGO sets, so you can expand the design later.

The Heartlake City Hair Salon offers excellent role-playing potential.

The Emma and Nina mini-figures can chat over coffee before the styling begins. The set features a clamshell sink and a mirrored styling area where you can swap out different hairstyles. Sit your figure under the dryer, pay the stylist, and head out with a new look. The tiny shampoo bottles and scissors add a nice touch of realism.

Minnie Mouse fans will adore this set featuring a Duplo Minnie dressed in pink. Her cat, Figaro, joins the fun too.

Minnie drives her pink car to the party venue, where a giant buildable birthday cake waits. The set is perfect for toddlers developing fine motor skills and learning social cues about celebrations.

This inspiring set features three builds highlighting women who impacted NASA’s history.

Nancy Grace Roman stands with a posable Hubble telescope, while Margaret Hamilton sits next to a stack of code books representing her work on the Apollo Guidance Computer. A model of the space shuttle Challenger, flanked by Mae Jemison and Sally Ride, completes the collection. It is a fantastic display piece for aspiring scientists.

Hidden Side models combine physical bricks with augmented reality adventures via a free app.

The Mystery Castle offers ghost hunting and mystery solving in a haunted digital world. Even without the app, the castle itself is a cool, spooky build with plenty of moving parts and hidden chambers for standard play.

The LEGO Friends Beach House is all about sun and relaxation. Mini-figures can chill in the hammock, eat on the patio, nap in the bunks, or play music on the DJ deck.

A dock extends over the water for launching the mini catamaran. You can also investigate sea life with the included snorkeling gear. This is a solid choice for girls who love the ocean.

Few sets are as satisfying to build as the Razor Crest.

The dual cockpit, cargo hold, and detachable escape pod are perfect for recreating scenes or inventing new missions. It includes five characters: The Mandalorian, Greef Karga, a Scout Trooper, the Child (Grogu), and IG-11. All come equipped with the weapons needed for galactic battles.

If you have a little Frozen fan too young for regular LEGO sets, this Duplo tea party set is the perfect solution.

Elsa and Olaf get their own icehouse where they can enjoy cake and cookies. While your child plays, they develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. It is a sweet, safe introduction to the world of Frozen building.

Fans of cooking shows will love this TV studio setup. It features a stage flanked by two fully equipped workstations.

Your child can act as the contestant, judge, camera person, or audience member. A spinning cake wheel selects the baking theme, and the set is packed with decorating accessories (and a fire extinguisher for when things get too hot in the kitchen).

Sleeping Beauty gets the LEGO treatment in this set for builders aged 5 and up.

The cottage combines regular bricks with larger, pre-formed panels to make construction simple. It features two stories and a water wheel that makes “sparks” fly from the chimney. Aurora can hang out with her animal friends, but watch out for Maleficent on the bridge.

This set recreates the iconic coffee shop from the TV show Friends.

It contains everything needed to build the studio set of Central Perk, including the famous orange couch. All six main characters (plus Gunther) are included as mini-figures. Packed with Easter eggs from the show, this is a perfect gift for older kids or teen superfans.

The Heartlake City Summer Fun Water Park lets Mason, Stephanie, Olivia, and Emma cool off in style.

The build features three slides of varying heights, a pool, a shower, and a changing room. An ice cream truck is parked nearby for snacks. Extras like a hot tub, unicorn floaty, and water cannons make this a feature-rich set for summer-themed play.

Explore the Ravenclaw dormitory or visit the Mandrake in the greenhouse with this detailed tower set.

You can hang out in Horace Slughorn’s classroom or attend his party before climbing to the astronomy class at the top. With eight mini-figures included (like Harry, Hermione, Draco, and Luna), it is easy to stage magical scenes right out of the box.

This set mixes modular pieces with standard bricks to create an easy build for kids aged 4 and up. It provides a huge confidence boost for beginners.

The castle includes a fireplace and a washroom for Cinderella. A separate party area features an arch, cake, and a stand where the animals (Lucifer, Bruno, and a mouse) can celebrate.

The LEGO DOTS Jewelry Box blends building with artistic expression. It is perfect for kids who love arts and crafts.

The set comes with colorful tiles that kids use to decorate the box. They can follow suggested patterns or create their own designs. It functions as a real storage spot for trinkets once built.

The Jungle Rescue Base features elephants, sloths, and a complex treehouse sanctuary.

Kids can use the brick-built drone to find animals in need, then ride the quad bike to save them. Back at the base, budding vets can use the care center to treat the animals. It combines adventure with nurturing play in a fun jungle setting.

Fans of Disney’s Tangled will love this four-room tower with a balcony.

It is slightly more challenging than the 4+ sets, making it ideal for children 6 years and older. The tower uses molded parts for structure and standard bricks for detail, which helps builders transition into more complex sets without feeling overwhelmed.

Emma’s Fashion Shop offers two stories of fun. Downstairs features a store with a changing room and a style spinner. Upstairs houses the tailor’s studio for designing clothes.

You can separate the floors to play with them side-by-side. It offers plenty of imaginative opportunities and a frustration-free build experience.

Help Anna, Mattias, and Olaf explore the enchanted forest from this detailed treehouse.

Your little one can create scenarios where characters fish, swim, or discover the ancient stones. The set features a zip line, a flying fish trap, and a waterfall area. It is perfect for outdoor-themed adventures in the Frozen universe.

We love the Friends Juice Truck for its simplicity.

Instead of a complex build, this camper-style truck uses a pre-formed chassis. Just snap on the wheels and body, and you are ready to roll. The set includes two figures, a dolphin, fruit accessories, and a beach lounger. It is compatible with all other LEGO bricks, so it remains useful as your child’s collection grows.